Career Day

Career Day had many opportunities to extend to any students who happened to stroll through the Quad Tuesday. Businesses ranging from Enterprise Rent-a-Car to the Peace Corps were on hand to answer students’ questions regarding plans after college. Jackie Serrano and Kenia Magallanes, both freshmen, stopped by the Disneyland booth to have a chat with recruiter Freddy Salazar. Forty-four organizations participated in the day. / photo by Brian Murphy
Career Day had many opportunities to extend to any students who happened to stroll through the Quad Tuesday. Businesses ranging from Enterprise Rent-a-Car to the Peace Corps were on hand to answer students’ questions regarding plans after college. Jackie Serrano and Kenia Magallanes, both freshmen, stopped by the Disneyland booth to have a chat with recruiter Freddy Salazar. Forty-four organizations participated in the day. / photo by Brian Murphy
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